And mannn if you’ve ever had bad fish oil, you’ll know it really sucks!
Ahhh now we’re getting to another very big deal that has many threads to it.
Limiting beliefs are literally untrue beliefs that are subconsciously blocking our ability to get what we want, untrue beliefs that are blocking our ability to create something new and wonderful, untrue beliefs that are blocking our ability to change what we care about.
The trouble with the words “untrue beliefs”, is our thinking that the word “untrue” is a negative. Even our untrue beliefs are a wonderful part of our human experience and they’ve been serving us well. I’d like to gather all those beliefs together and give them a big hug and thank them for that experience.
They become a problem though, when they get in the way of something we’re creating or changing something we care about. An untruth is a common cause of that round and round in circles struggling feeling – which is why we’re using so many ways to open up to and find our own truth through this book. The most common untrue beliefs are imprinted (for want of a better word) on us from the outside.
Something someone said or did, or something that happened when we were vulnerable led us to believe an untruth. Maybe it’s that we aren’t worthy enough, aren’t good enough, or just plain aren’t enough – to have what we want in our lives, or to be what we want to be, or to do what we want to do.
And that is just plain crap – just like that’s not a sheep in the photo, that’s just… not… true… We are faaar more powerful than we ever believed possible.
Photo: I decided not to put words on this one. The photo was extracted from one of Marie Richards much more beautiful compositions – I took out the human faces. I chose this picture to remind us that things often aren’t what they seem.
